RIFLE SHOOTING
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION MEETING. i’rees Association —By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, October 10. At the rifle meeting, in the Jamieson Match (SOOvdfl), Poyitt (Sydney) and Hutchins (Yorkshire), with the possible, shared first place. M'lver (Petono) and Vennell (Master ton) were sixteenth and thirtieth respectively, each taking £l. For the Johnnie Walker Match (DUOydfl) three competitors—James, Cameron, and Sutton, all of Now South Wales—tied with 49. _ Vennell was eighty-sixth, and M'lver ninetieth, each taking £l. , . „ In the Motion Match (400yds) tour tied with 49, the best being Davies (Victoria) and Natt (South Australia). There were no New Zealanders engaged The Longtield aggregate was won by James (Parramatta), with 276 out of a possible 300. Competitors to-day were occupied with the first stage of the King’s Prize Match (300yds, oOOycls, 600yds). A moderate to gusty right front wind caught even experienced shots napping. In the Longtield aggregate, which is for six matches on Monday and Tuesday; Vennell was fourteenth with 209, taking £4. r The Dodds aggregate for three matches on Tuesday was won by Major James, of Concord, with 141. M'lver, who was twentieth with 136, and vennell who was fifty-first with 133, each cook £l.
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Evening Star, Issue 19994, 11 October 1928, Page 14
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194RIFLE SHOOTING Evening Star, Issue 19994, 11 October 1928, Page 14
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